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NIr. Manning 40 Resign.

WASHINGTON, Feb 4.-Treasurer
Jordan admitted to-day that Secreta-
ny Manning is to be the president and
he (Jordan) is to be the vice president
OF the Western National Bank OF the
city OF New York. The resignation OF
both officials are in the hands OF the
President and will be accepted in due
time. 1t is expected that Mr.. Man
ming will be relieved soon after the
adjournment of Congress, 1t is even
said by some that his successor will
be nominated before the adjourn
ment.
Department officials say that every
thing now points to the promotion OF
Assistant Secretary Fairchild to the
head OF the Department. Treasurer
Jordan will not leave the department
before April l, as there are certain
matters he desires to Oppose of during
the intervening time, and it will be
necessary for him to initiate his sue
cessor into the duties of the Office He
says that applications have already
been made for over 100000 OF stock
in the bank, and that many people
will have to be disappointed, as the
capital is limited to 100000. The
bank viii begin business about May l.
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Good Results in Every Cnse.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes,
that he was seriously afflicted with a
severe cold that settled on his lungs !.
had tried many remedies without BEN
eft. Being induced to try d.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, did
so and was entirely cured by use of a
few bottles. Since which time he has
used it in his family for all Coughs and
Colds with good results. This is the ex-
perience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discov-
cry. Trial Bottles free at MoFarland's
Drug Store
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From chicago 70 Charleston.

There are prospects of an early con
struction Of new through route from
Chicago and the West to Europe via
Charleston, s. G. Senator NJ. G. But
Ter, of South Carolina, recently rSceiv-
ed a letter from William II Scliofeld,
the General Financial Agent Of the
Carolina, Cumberland Gap and Chi
cago Railroad Company, in New
York, which gives substantially the
prospects of the earliest possible com
pletion of the road. This letter has
been referred to Mayor Courtney, of
Charleston, for consideration for the
reason that it is the object OF the rail
way company, If possible, to secure its
port facilities in Charleston. That
city is looked upon by strong foreign
corporation as the port of entry for a
line OF steamers which is to be put on
when proper arrangements have been
made and the matter of closing q con-
tract with the Carolina, Cumberland
Gap and Chicago Railway Company
is now held in allegiance until the Off
GERS OF the company can give the nee
essarv assurances. In his letter to
Senator Rutler. Mr.. Schofeld saws
he believes that the arrangements he
has made in London will enable his
company to build the entire line He
is now busy with several large con-
tractors, who are looking into the
matter Of taking the contracts for con-
struction, and just as soon as he can
get this completed he will return to
London and arrange for starting the
work, In an additional letter sent to
Senator Butler by Mr.. Schofield a
practical review of the proposed en-
terprise is given. As a business prop
osition it has great merit and com
mercial importance, not only valua-
BILE to the South Atlantic coast but to
the great and growing West even be,
You'd the Mississippi valley and the
very heart of the productive part Of
the United Statea
Charleston, says Mr.. Schofeld is
800 miles nearer Kansas City thar
New York, and with the improvement
proposed Charleston would have
every advantage for export in the
: staple products that could be Obtain
y ed at Northern parts. The materia
5 benefit to Charleston, he says, would
= be great if a good, fast line was run
ming across the Atlantic, so as to make
e it possible Tor that city to book Chica
r go and Western freight on through
u bills.-Chicago Herald.
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Train Wreckers at Work.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Feb. S.-Last
night train wreckers removed rail
on the Carolina Central railroad,
twelve miles east of Charlotte, which
resulted in precipitating the engine
and tender OF the east bound passen.
ger train down an embankment twelve
feet. Engineer Missingheimer and
fireman Alexander were dangerously
if not fatally injured. No other cas-
ualties have been reported.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

In the Senate Monday two bills, ag-
gregating $21 100000, was passed with
out debate toprovide for coast defences
and armor and ornaments for naval
vessels and notifications. In the
House bill to build two steel rams,
after the model of Admiral Ammen,
was introduced Mr.. Read, of Maine,
introduced a retaliatory measure
against Canada.
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The Longshoremen,s Strike.

New YORK, Feb 9.-Except for a
number of 'longshoremen standing
idle on the corners, the streets along
the river front have assumed almost
their normal appearance. Though it
requires a larger number Of men to do
the work now than formerly, the
steamboat and railroad pier mana
gers all claim that business is as good
as before the strike, and that freight
is being moved with the utmost facil-
ity. Steamers are now leaving at the
advertised time and the jam of freight
on the railroad piers no longer exists
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

PeterSOn's Magazine for March is
already before us-as usual, ahead of
all its contemporaries. One notica-
BILE thing about this ever-progressive
lady's-hook is that it has, each month,
some new and peculiar feature. This
month, it is an article on Queen Vic
tofia, this being the "Jubilee" or fifth
eth year Of her reign. 1t has illlustra-
tions Of her in childhood, in her coro-
nation-robes, her wedding as she looks
now, etc. There is very fine steel
engraving, after a famous picture in
the last Paris Salon a double-size col
ored fashion plate; a colored design
for tidy on Java canvass; and some
fifty other engravings of fashion,
workable designs, etc. Everything
that woman can wish for in maya
zine is to be found in Peterson" and
in consequence, this lady book ought
to be found in every household. Now
is a good time to subscribe. Terms:
Two Dollars year, with great deduc-
tons to clubs. Specimens sent graf
is, to those wishing to get up clubs.
Address Charles j Peterson, BOG
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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AIlfOr Pence.

LONDON, Feb. s.-The official dis
patches which passed between the
Russian and British governments re-
garding the Bulgarian question are
published. They show that Car APP
proved Of the course of Gen. Kaulbars
in Bulgaria, and declared that efforts
to restore the independence Of that
country would be continued. The
late Lord Iddesleigh (then foreign
secretary in reply said that though
the Russian governments impressions
of events in Bulgaria differed widely
with those of the British government,
England was equally DESTROYS of main
tanning the treaties relative to Bulga-
ria, and Of obtaining a pacific solution
OF the difficulty.
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Sleeping Engineer.

MACON, Ga Feb. S.-Two freight
trains on the East Tennessee, Virgin
ia and Georgia railroad collided at two
O'Clock this morning at Dubois, forty.
nine miles below here, badly injuring
Engineer Williams and killing a ne,
gro tramp. Both locomotives are a
complete wreck. The injured engin-
Ger and his fireman are supposed to
have been asleep.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

After the sleeveless and bodiless
bodies will come the skirtless skirt,
and then good Lord deliver us.--Bris-
toll Courier.
There should be consolation in that
thought to you, Charlie Brainless
editors will then be recognized.
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Isleaso DOM H1orgel d.

That DR.. H. James caaaabts Tsdiea is prepar-
ed in Calcutta India. from the purest and best
Native Hemp. and is the only remedy. either
in that country or this, that Will positively aud
permanently cure ccnsumtion, Bronchitis
Asthma, Nasal Caiarrh and NERVOUS Debility,
or break up a fresh cold in p hours. 500 per
bottle, three bottles $3.50. oraddock & Co,
Proprleiors, 1852 Race S. Phila
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

An express train on the Central Yer
mont Railway fell from bridge sixty
feet into the frozen White River. The
cars caught fire and sixty people were
killed. Forty-four bodies have been
recovered. Many were injured.
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Advance on Nails.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.-The Western
Nail Association, at its regular month
ly meeting here to-day, voted unani-
mously that the price OF nails be adj
vanced to 500, card, an advance Of
ten cents. The association adjourned
to meet in Pittsburg in two weeks.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10
BuckIen's Arnica saIve.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblaine, Cornes, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It's guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For sale
by NJ. A. Mcfarland.
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Foolish TO the Last.

Charles, your age gives you away.
1t is we'll known that "the older wise
man gets the wiser he becomes; the
fool, when he ages, becomes but an
old fool"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

Gov. Taylor will have his drawing
for offices this week it is thought.
There will be q large number Of blanks
drawn but lucky persons will be made
happy.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

One woman has lost her grip upon
her rights" DR.. Mary Walker has
given up all hopes of being President
OF the United States. But it must be
acknowledged she has chung to her
convictions manfully.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

Anarchistsin mass meetingdenoun
ed Che socialists, especially Herr
Liebknecht, for asking money to help
the German elections They wanted
no parliaments, but guns and rcyolu-
ton.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

Charles Dudley Warner is reported
to be at work upon a new volume
which, when finished, will embody
the results OF his study of life and char
acter in the Mexican city Of Morelia,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

Jennie June says that women were
born to be troubled with corns, bun
ions and dress-makers, and the more
one kicks against it the more sorrow
she will call down upon herself.
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THE COMET.
Johnson City, Tenn. Feb. 10. 1887.

There are too many married men in
the Senate for a woman's right meas
ure to pass.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

The Senate confirmed the nomina-
ton OF L. X. Church as Governor of
Dakotah last Tuesday.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

The President signed bill yester-
day for the erection of a public build
ing at Charleston, S, c.
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Teachers Institute.

will Lold 4oo,1,on. ;.,t;.,,4o :,
A.. 1o.I. J:...-. W..
near Buffalo Ridge church on the 10
and 10Th. inst, Teachers from the
different narts If rhsconntv sbould ba
in attendance
The following is an outline Of the
work for the occasion.
Reading-4tb reader
Vocal elemants
Mental Arithmetic
Natural science in our common
enboole
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PUCX'S ANNUAL FOR 1857,
PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,

NEW YORK, Feb. 9,-The Western
National Bank was organized to-day
by the election OF Secretary Manning
as president, United States Treasurer
Jordan as vice-preisidentand F. Blank
enhorn as cashier. There is no doubt
that Manning and Jordan will leave
the u. S. treasury to accept the above
positions
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-02-10

Never mind, gentle reader, about
the wars and rumors of wars that are
dinged into you by every newspaper.
Don't let the reports Of coal strikes
in the far West agitate your mind, and
rob you of the sleep you nightly re-
quire.
Don't be rutiied and put out of sorts
when you see pile of letters lying on
your desk, which you suppose are
checks, but which, on being opened,
turn out to be bills
Don't feel embittered against the
coal dealer during cold snap, when
he fails to send your coal on time, and
you have to chop up your bric-a-brac
and articles of uertu to keep the fire
going
Let none of these things disconcert
you, gentle reader Remember, with
the poet, that there is a JOY for every
pain and remember, also, and paste
it in your hat, less peradventure you
forget it, that there is a JOY for all the
pains under the sun put together, and
the name of that Joy is
uYrCry,c, ANrNrrrAT Isnp 1907
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-10
On WILL STREET.
Tho Gay One Of the DuIest of the season.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

Tho Bay One OF the Dunest of the season
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, July Hallway bonds
to-day sold IS fellows: Fort Wortl
and Denver City e: 90; Texas enc
paciGc Is ct l07; incomes st %; st
Louis, Arkansas ana TeEss is at9"1
Galveston, Harrisburg and san antonio
is ct 93t; Gut Colorado aad Santa F3
Is atI03}.
Money 45a5 per cent.
Sterling rules unchanged.
Governments were dun.
Silver 95I
Wheat active and essie-.
Oil dull 6t 30. but closed strong.
Cotton quiet and steady.
Coffee steady sc ljM20 points decline.
The sugar market js still dun.
Wool Is devoid Of feature. NeiZhbJr-
ing cities report ligE. trade and ulcer-
ta.Ety.
Trading in hides is light Tao total
stock on hand comprises shout $4,000
hides, low grades. Dry stock IS nominal
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BOMBS.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Tle stock market
to-day, in consequence Of the withdrawal
of d majority OF brokers from the street
for the day, with the fact that to-day IS a
holiday il London, was the du'lest which
has been seen fCr many weeks. As usual
of late, dealings were rather fevarish, but
fluctuations were extremely narrow and
unimporlant. ) EEmer zone was in.
parted to dealings, however. The open
ing was heavy Al declines extending 10 {.
though Missouri Pacific wss q msrked
exception Ct eli adrGnCe q Further
slight declines We're made n dealings,
while Leckawauna was Couspicuousiy
veal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-10
GAINESVILLE,
i- lis CaUr,s-NarrlnEe LfceEses-Besl
l>.5js CrGEsfsrs-PcrsUEal.

~ '.' Cour,s-,IarrInge Licsrsas-Bea
l>.sjs ErGEsGsrs-Pr rsOlcl,
IS tHe Gazette.
F.t>T-E.lls, TEX, July In the
v coart today Jud5e Hsyworth
rrl.ea al motions for new trials, and
afternoon eleven pleas Of guilty in
-a-r- cases were entered. They were
a.. -led So snd costs. The court then
~ lrned till Monday, when the criminal
".gaet vi. &c taken up.
me Mayor had 8 clear docket to-day,
II, single CulprIt being arraigned be-
fore him.
one marriage license was issued by the
county Clerk yesterday The parties
.SsGset 70 wed are j. d. Sebastian and
1-!ss NJ. a. We5b.
Gam Lazarus of Sherman is in the CITY.
non, !. ". Hughes returned this even
-AS from o trip to Virginia
- Il. Garnet, Esq, is back from s
'5.h 70 Greer county.
Inc following is the list OF real estate
-5o-Sters for the psst week: W. D. Mil
leg and wife TO J. il. Travlor et 81, one
~ acre, Reuben Alexander survey, $3.50;
I !, Roberts to u. J. Hendricks, lois :
caa :, block -, Monteomery's addition,
$40; L. EanSiyke 10 Mrs. L. Robertson,
C-G21 OF lot in block I. original do
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-10
GOLD In MTCHEGA Ar.

\ Fabulousiy Eich FINN near Ishpemjug
!surENNG, MICH, July 9.-Messrs.
Inek, Hall and J0piing discovered in Au-
gust, $50, vein oI gold bearing quartz
onlthe lands of the LskeSuperior IronCom-
pauy, SIX miles northwest Of Isbpeming.
The discovery c2used some excitement at
the time, but the discoveries could not
get lease of the property, and the find
was not developed. Six weeks ago JO-
seDh : Fay of Boston, general manager
II the Lake Superior Company, visited
the gold discovery and by his orders the
company began the work Of exploration.
Yesterday the explorers found en- eight
inch vein Of quartz, carrying l-ee gold in
immense quantities. The ore was brought
to the city and asesye,. Il vas found to
be fGbulously rich in precious metal.
When .be quartz is broken the gold VIII
hold Is together the discovery hos been
KEPT quiet, and this IS The first notice Of
1t given 20 the public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-10
PALESTINE.
a Negro Woman has Her Husband arrest
ed for Numbering Thcir Ghld,

a Negro Woman has Her Husband arrest
ed for Numbering Thoir 0hnd,
Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEx., July The chap
ter Of tragedies is yet unezhausted IN
this county. Sarah Pace, colored, wife
Of Henry Pace, came to towI this morn
ing and made aft lavit against her hus-
bend for al aggravated assault upon her
self, and the murder Of their infant child,
a. their nome, nine miles east OF town.
about six months ego. The woman al
leges that she wes kept under strict sur
VIGILANCE. and terrified by constant
threats Of death If she diVulged the Sc
cret TO the neighbors or aGth0ri-
ties. II was no secret that
the child was burned to death
4, the time, but the people in the vicinity
supposed II 70 be accidental until the
woman made TIE affidavit. she states
that her husband threw the child in the
Ike aud after It wss dead beat it WIKI 3
stick, the .sh adleriGg TO the stick st
every stroke Constable Steve CriSt sLG
Deputy Sheriff Lum St0ck0Tidge arrested
Pace to day while z work IN his field.
lie wss considerably agita,ed when told
tuGl the charge made against him THs
the murder oi his child, hut submitted
quietly and is now in jail. ADcu. twenty
Witnesses have been summoned for the
examining trial Thursday next. Pace is
q man eDout thirty years Of age and has
hitherto borne an excellent character.
5. \. Pickens OF the PauIey jail Msau.
lactu-iag Company arrived home from
F.oresyil.e last nlgnt, where he secured
me contract for the steel and iron work
on the ucw jsil of that pIsce. The entire
Contract was let for $1,000. Palestine
fms are filing no less than eight heavy
contracts in eigat different states,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-10
EN.C0MNUNTCATEDo
Or. McClyEr Tx Communicated Under a
Special Mandate From homo.

Or. McGIyGr Ez Communicated Under a
Special Mandate From Rome
NEW YcRK, July 9.-The bolt that hos
for weeks oeen hanging over the head of
DR.. McG!ynn has fallen. lie has been ex-
communicated snd heaceforth will be to
lae Church Of Rome es though lie IA d
rover lived The pspa briei ordering
formal communication hgs been re-
ceiyed and that accompanied by & letter
f.om Archbishop COrTig&n viii be Te2d
in 81. the Catholic churches Of
this diocese tomorrow. The papai
brief IS not lo7g, but i Is
very much 10 the point. 1t sets forth the
contumaCy of the eX-priest snd refers
Win sorrow to his persistency in defying
tie church, which has been SO anxious 20
see MIN repent end do penance Tor the
scandal that he has provoked. Il goes on
- some length 30 explain the necessity Of
the present set, compliments Archbishop
C1rrigan on his hrmGeSs and discretion
aud ends by instructing him 10
publish the accommodation in
his arch diocese at once.
The ArcL1ishop's letter concludes BY e.
hurtiDg the faithful to obey lmplicitISfhe
mandate from Rome with refcTeacaIto the
unfrocked priest. This is the LAST Act in
this strange drama so far as the church
itselfis concerned. DR.. McGIynn is eaT
tirely cut of from it and Catholics ,afe
not supposed 20 associate with hin. u All
sacraments are withheld from hiH& a
priest who should even give him aosolp-
tiOn ou his dying bed would be hsble TO
be unfrocked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-10
GRAHAM
Two Prisoners Discharged for tack Of Ev.
idcCce,

I Two Prisoners Discharged for tack Of Nv
idc1ce,
/ Correspondence of the Gazette.
/ GRAHAM, TEX, July John aud jim
Bone, two noted characters residing in
the Indian Territory, were brought be
/ lore United states Commissioner Grand,
/ Vt TINS place yesterday accused Of hog
stealing, and Tor the lack Of evidence
were discharged.
TIE Bones, who are reputCd to be
'ngrG Cil.1 ms, - were arrested il the 3.
/. I. lv Deputy Marshal Ed Johnson,
June q, and brought before the commits
sicner g! Graham. In the 2bseuCe Of Sim
Payne!., the principal wi-Gess in ,Le case,
who was confined in The Dallas iall, the
rial was set for jane -, end
the proper papers were sent 20 General
CBje,, Uoited States M2rshal p Dallas,
for PI1eu General Ca5eu replied That
he would nave the wj.Cess in Graham
July .. Toe case was raSct 80 that date
and OF being called Yesterday morning
and SIM PaIueL the principal witness not
being present the prisoners were dis
Charged and United States Marshal
CaSeN was fined $50 jy the
commissioner for contempt oi court.
The evidence OF P1-nel is deemed of
sufficient weight to nave sustained the
charges against the Bones for, Ia 2 SIM
lsr case, their brother, Saul Bone, Yves
committed Oh pOrzell' ; testimony cOrrUb-
Grated by two witnesses, Minton and
Lewis from the Territory. Miut0n and
Lewis were both murdered while en-
route u their nome from Graham sitter
tCstifying before the commissioner, and
il may be that Pornell would have shared
the same fEte We're he not so closely
guarded in the DALlss prison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-10
A DISAPPOINTED CROWD.

Five Thousand c eorgisns Assemble to See
Hanging.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, july William
Holman was to have been executed yes
terdsy at Dalton, Ca, for the murder of
Matilda Holman last December. GOV
ernor Gordon committed the sentence to
life Imprisonment. Five thousand peo-
pie assembled 10 be present st the hang
ing, which WAS 70 be made public. On
learning of the action Of Governor Cor
don they resolved themselves into mob
and captured the town. The mob hanged
Governor Gordon in etiEy on the gallows
prepared for the execution of Holman.
The mob got away with lot OF bad
whisky, and the latest reports say the.
militia has been ordered &c hold Itself in
readiness to march On the mob if riot
0cpETS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-10

cIared that the main cause of the trouble
between contractors sud their employees
Wss the fact that the Organi-
zatioE Of each endeavored TO lay
down rules for the regulation OF matters
which were Of Joint interest end concern,
and which should be regulated only by
some species OF mutual action. A JOINT
standing committee 10 be annually
elected in January, is therefore expected
to settle all vital questions snd griev-
ances. Walking delegates are virtually
abolished, but the foremen must still be
union men, and the eight hour day is con-
ceded by the umpire, Judge Tuley, to De
in accordance with the state law and the
spirit Of progress. Work is to be re-
sumed Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-10
BurgIarien at Houston.

special to the Gazette.
Houston, Tex JIly Scarcely .
ri ,ho has passed for two or three weeks
that somebody's house has not bee1
buTglarized. Several Of the gentry hg9e
been arrested, bat their number seems
not to have been decreased TO any notable
degree. Last night the residence IF
John woodward, corner Of Cane and
Hemphiu IVES entered and large
amount Of property stolen. Officer
Richards was put On The
case snd after some very
pretty detective WoTk, succeeded in cap
turing four negro youths, Up2n whom j
large amount OF the stolen property was
found. While making the arrest Of tbgee,
one made & iesp through e WiGd0w aud
escaped, closely followed by 9 bullet from
the off ;er's revolver. The hoy was
inGliy captured oY his father ana tuyoed
over TO the authorities.